The Osceola times., 1887-09-10
The dust Is getting worscr and
Worser, and more of It.

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Harrison, . daughter.
-Bosn-to M. and Mrs. Jsme'
Hamilton, daughter.
Timely discovery prevented I
krst class Gin Ere last Tuesday at J
L. Drivers cotton gin.
Mr.. L. A. Morris, Of Plum Point
came over last Sunday, on . visit te
his SISTER Mrs.. 8. 8. 6emmes.
YVES there ever . murder com.
nittsd ia hississippi County that
alcohol IVES NOT at the bottom of i'll
Mis- Rosa volkmar, of Gold
Dust, Tenn, spent last week visiting
friends at Elmot.
Miss Eloise Lafont left last Sat-
uaday for Huntsville, Ala; TO re.
sumo her studies in the College at
that place.
-Mr. J. J. Hearn, Of Clear Lake,
has the contract for carrying the
nail between Osoeola and Blythes.
vile.
Mr.. John P. Cowan, and family
who have been rusticatinG In the
hills Of East Tennessee, returned
home during the week.
If blood, brains or educ alton
were preventives OF drunkenness,
Patrick Henry Clay's blood would
not now be orying from the earth for
vengeance.
Misses Mary and Annie Sem.
mes, left Tor Cape Girardeau, last
Monday, where they 60 to attend
school At tho St. Vincent de Paul
Convent.
Misses Annie and Kate Uxxell, OF
the Bayou, who have been visiting
their many friends in this vicinity
for some days, returned home Thurs.
day.
Mr.. Newton, Of Buffalo Island,
W understand has organized . Coun-
~ Wheel at Chickasswbs; and Is
nov At Clear Lake, with the view Of
organizing . Wheel at that place.
-Csruthersville, Mo-, was the
scene Of . homicide the early part of
the week. A young man named WAL
ker, was killed by Frank Bancroft,
. prominent citizen Of that place.
No particulars.
Tho TIMEs office was honored
by the presence of Mrs. H. NJ. Pope,
and daughter, Miss Eva, of Nodena,
last Wednesday. Call again, ladies.
The TIxEs always has double vel.
come for Ito lady friends.
Mrs. G. R. Brickey, who accom-.
panied her husband on bis trip to
New York. was attacked with illness
on their way homo and is under
medical treatment in Memphis. II
sufficiently recovered. they will be
home to-day.
-Renewsls-Geo. w. Dillahun.
ty, Oscsola; L. B. Fletcher, Nodens;
]. ". Boyd, Osoeola; r. Archillion,
Blythesville. New subscribers: DR..
J. H. Shoaf, Elmot; G. W. Shosf,
Phelan, Tenn; Mrs. X. F. Pope,
Camden, Ark.
Col. Geo. w. Thomson is hav
ing On addition built to his Law Office
which ID to serve ~ IN sinner court
or, saScfxm saMctovxms, where the
more intricate problems of law are
10 be solved. and then the weary
mind lulled TO sleep and rest.
The Town Council met ia
mouthly session last Tuesday and sf.
ter transacting the usual routine oi
business, elected Dr.. J. X. Felts az
Marshal, to fll the vacancy caused
BY the resignation of Mr.. Paul J,
Eemmes. A t,wn lot was also pur.
chased on which to build . calaboose
Mr.. H. r. Mcvsigh' says be /,
satis6ed with sYe editors explana.
tiou, In the matter of complaint
against the County Treasurer; 90 We
drop the subject, hoping, the pledges
Of reform made before the last cleo.
: ton may be carried out to the letter,
snd no further cause Of complaint
furnished BY any officer.
The Directors Of School Dis.
triots are sending in their report,
slowly; while some send in their
Enumeration Reports, Others send
their Annual Report; . few only send
both. We want TO impress them oil
with The fact that DOTH reports ar,
rsSsired. Please attend 70 the mat
ter st once and save trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Williams
Of Elmot, opened their home to thei
young friends last Friday night
which was filed TO overflowing Will
ths beauty and chivalry OF our coun
y. The entertainment was given i,
honor of Miss Clara Dunn. ef Pensa
ools, Fla, who has been here on n
extended visit 70 her sister, Mrs
Williams, but who is soon to return
70 her home in the 'land of flowers.